mridula, give me this candy anyway... let's go back to the prime minister, and considering his arrivaloscow, he made this statement there, which is quite, quite good for ukraine. tell me, please, could mr. modi become such a driving force, well , i don't know, maybe a locomotive, why doesn't he want to do this, they ask, and lead the countries with him. the so-called global south in helping ukraine against russia, i think he will not dare to do this until, you know, he should have come here a long time ago, talked a long time ago, in constant contact to be, that is, to be such a mediator, even between the global south and ukraine, you need to have connections and work more actively, so far the leader of the global south is limited to statements, statements very much so, statements about multilateralism. diplomacy, statements about reforms of the world financial system, or statements about the environment, there are a lot of strong statements that were made during the g20, you saw from other summits, and even within the un, within the un, india is claiming a seat on the security council

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mridula, let's still go back to the prime minister, and considering his arrival, his visit to moscowhis statement there that was pretty, pretty good, like ugh. for ukraine, please tell me, could mr. modi become such a driving force, well, i don't know, maybe a locomotive, why doesn't he want to do this, they ask, and lead the countries of the so-called global south in help ukraine against russia? i think he will not dare to do this yet, you understand, he should have come here a long time ago, talked for a long time, had constant contacts, that is... to be such a mediator even between the global south and ukraine, you need to have connections and work more actively. so far, the leader of the global south is limited to statements, very statements , statements about multilateralism of diplomacy, statements about reforms of the global financial system, or statements about the environment, a lot of strong statements that were made during the g20, you seen from other summits, and even within the framework. the un, within the framework of the un, india has been applying for a seat on the s

mridula, i congratulate you. congratulations. i thank you very much for your visit today and for the fact that you will explain a lot of points that are important for ukraine today. the minsk audience may remain unclear, perhaps, and some moments also ask a lot of questions to the ukrainian audience, why we invited you, and because we want to talk, why i invited, because i want to talk, first of all, about what will happen, well, literally less than in less than two weeks, on august 23, the eve of independence day, well, at least it is now. it has been announced that indian prime minister narendra modi is scheduled to visit ukraine. before that, he must visit poland, after poland, he must come to ukraine for literally half a day. i understand how important it is for ukraine, but my first question to you is: can you confirm that it is precisely on the rendering of modi that it will come to ukraine, because i read information that it could be the minister of foreign affairs, that it could there be a national security adviser, or wo

so, my guest, mridula ghosh, historian, internationalist, chairman of the board of the east european development institute. mrs. meridulo, i congratulate you. congratulations. i would like to thank you very much for visiting today and for explaining a lot of points that may not be clear to a ukrainian viewer. and some many moments also ask a lot of questions to the ukrainian viewer, why we you invited, and because we want to talk, why i invited, because i want to talk, first of all , about what will happen, well, literally less than in less than two weeks, on august 23 , on the eve of independence day, well, at least it is so announced now, ukraine has promises to visit the prime minister. indian minister narendra modi, before that he has to visit poland, after poland, literally for half a day he has to come to ukraine, i understand how important it is for ukraine, but my first question to you is: can you confirm that it is precisely modi who will come to ukraine, because i read information that it could be the minister of foreign affairs, that it could be the national security advis

india is its prime minister on rendramod, ukrainian-indian mutuals, well and much more, so my guest mridula ghosh, historian between. populist, chairman of the board of the east european development institute. mrs. maridulo, i congratulate you. congratulations. i thank you very much for coming today and for the fact that today you will explain many points that may remain unclear for the ukrainian viewer, and some points also raise a lot of questions for the ukrainian viewer. why did we invite you, and because we want to talk. why i invited, because i want to talk first of all about what will happen, well, literally less than in less than two weeks. on august 23 , on the eve of independence day, at least that 's how it is announced now, the prime minister of india is scheduled to visit ukraine for a fashion rendering. before that, he has to visit poland, after poland, literally for half a day he has to come to ukraine, i... understand how important it is for ukraine, but my first question to you is: can you confirm that it is exactly on rendram modi will come to ukraine because i read inform

mridula, i welcome you, i congratulate you, i thank you very much for coming today and for being youay. you dream of a lot of moments that may remain incomprehensible for the ukrainian viewer, and some moments also pose a lot questions to the ukrainian viewer, why we invited you, and because we want to talk, why i invited, because i want to talk, first of all , about what will happen, well, literally less than in less than two weeks, on august 23 on... the day before of independence, at least it is announced so now, the prime minister of india is scheduled to visit ukraine for a fashion rendering. before that, he should visit poland, after poland, he should come to ukraine for literally half a day. i understand how important it is for ukraine, but my first question is to you: can you confirm that it is randrammod who will come to ukraine, because i read information that it can be... the minister of foreign affairs, that it can be the national security advisor, or will it be mr. modi? yes, i can't confirm this, but for everything, i'm on the whole here, you know, i can say in advance

india, its prime minister on the rendramodi, ukrainian-indian mutual, well and much more, so my guest mridula ghosh, historian and internationalist, chairman of the board of the east european development institute, mrs. maridula, i welcome you, i thank you very much for coming today and for the fact that you will explain a lot of points today that... for the ukrainian viewer can remain unclear, perhaps, and some moments also pose a lot of questions to the ukrainian viewer. why we invited you, and because we want to talk, why i invited, because i want to talk, first of all , about what will happen, well, literally less than in less than two weeks. august 23 , the eve of independence day, well, at least. it has just been announced, indian prime minister narendra modi is scheduled to visit ukraine, before that he will visit poland, after poland, literally for half a day should come to ukraine, i understand how important it is for ukraine, but my first question to you is, can you confirm that it is narendra modi who will come to ukraine, because i read information that it could be the minister of

mridula, yes, this is the first time. er, in 33 years there was not a single visit by the prime minister, there were visits by the presidents of india in 93 and 2005, but not there was a prime minister, but the prime minister is the highest political official of the country, the head of the country, the president, we have a somewhat constitutional position, so i believe that this visit is historic from two points of view, it is the first visit and secondly - it happens exactly on that day and the third, exactly at such a time, when very serious events are taking place in ukraine, which can simply change the world. it is interesting that both india and ukraine celebrate their independence day in the same month. in india it was the 15th, that number if i am not mistaken. i can't hear you somehow. ah, i i say that both india and ukraine celebrate independence day in the same month, and mr. modi will come. once a day, unfortunately, i can't hear you, i can't hear you at all, yes, we will now try to improve our connection so that mrs. a visit to russia the day before, just on the day when the

so, my guest is mridula ghosh, international historian, chairman of the board of the east european development institute. mrs. meridulo, i congratulate you. congratulations. i thank you very much for visiting today and for the fact that today you will explain many points that may remain unclear for the ukrainian viewer, perhaps, and some many points also... ask the ukrainian viewer a lot of questions , why we you invited, and because we want to talk, why i invited, because i want to talk, first of all, about what will happen, well, literally. less than you, less than two weeks. on august 23, on the eve of independence day, or at least that's how it is currently announced, indian prime minister narendra modi is scheduled to visit ukraine. before that he has to visit poland, after poland he has to come to ukraine for literally half a day. i understand how important it is for ukraine, but my first question to you is: is it possible? you confirm that it is exactly on randram modi will come to ukraine, because i read information that it could be the minister of foreign affairs, that it could be the

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with me now is dr mridula ghosh, associate professor at national university of kyiv mohyla academy.h us. talk to me first of all about that meeting. you are at the conference today, of course, where mr zelinski and mr modi met with each other. what did you make of that meeting? weill. modi met with each other. what did you make of that meeting? well, the meat -- the — you make of that meeting? well, the meat -- the meeting _ you make of that meeting? well, the meat -- the meeting was _ you make of that meeting? well, the meat -- the meeting was a _ you make of that meeting? well, the meat -- the meeting was a great - you make of that meeting? well, the i meat -- the meeting was a great show meat —— the meeting was a great show of diplomacy, because the visit brought some products. == of diplomacy, because the visit brought some products.- brought some products. -- a zelinski- _ brought some products. -- a zelinski. the _ brought some products. -- a zelinski. the overnight - brought some products. —— a zelinski. the overnight memorandums in the area of pharmaceuticals, agricultural p

so, my guest is mridula ghosh, historical internationalist, chairman of the board. which viewer may remainar, perhaps, and some moments also ask a lot of questions to the ukrainian viewer, why we invited you, and because we want to talk, why i invited, because i want to talk, first of all, about what will happen, well, literally less than for you in less than two weeks. august 23 is the eve of independence day, well, at least it is now. it has been announced that indian prime minister narendra modi is scheduled to visit ukraine. before that he has to visit poland, after poland, literally for half a day he has to come to of ukraine. i understand how important it is for ukraine, but my first question to you is: can you confirm that it is precisely on the rendering of modi that it will come to ukraine, because i read information that it could be the minister of foreign affairs, that it could be the national security adviser or is it...mr modi himself? yes, i can't confirm this, but for everything, i for everything , you know, i can say in advance that everyone is preparing to meet the fashion

i thank you for participating in the program, for visiting, mridula gosh, international historian, associate, kyiv-mohyla academy. well, my name is yuri fizer, as always. see you soon. see this week in the collaborators program. which of yanukovych's generals kidnaps people on occupied zaporozhye? was i then in charge of the department of national statehood protection? but how did the former actress become a russian pseudo-mermaid? i am sure that together with the fraternal russian people we will be able to establish a peaceful life. greetings, i'm olena kononenko and this is the collaborator program. about the traitors who, following the call of their hearts and wallets, went to serve the rashi occupiers. in today's issue, we will talk about sellers from the occupied part of zaporizhzhia, about those who think that our justice... will not reach them. was a ukrainian actress and became a russian pseudo-mayor. we work for the benefit of the population, to help people who live in the territories that suffer from shelling from the ukrainian side. this is romanichenko, nataliya oleksandrivna, bo

i asked dr mridula ghosh, who is an associate professor at national university of kyiv mohyla academyent assumptions. number— there are different assumptions. number one is in the balance, balance — number one is in the balance, balance the relationship with russia and the _ balance the relationship with russia and the optics were very terrible at the time _ and the optics were very terrible at the time they were striking. and there _ the time they were striking. and there could be decoupling because irrespective of being the first prime — irrespective of being the first prime minister to visit ukraine and poland _ prime minister to visit ukraine and poland and — prime minister to visit ukraine and poland and looking at it from between _ poland and looking at it from between visit perspective, during a new page _ between visit perspective, during a new page in signalling some shifts in at least — new page in signalling some shifts in at least a focus in new democracies which was not present and i_ democracies which was not present and i would — democracies which was not present and i